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Tour de día completo por La Cumbrecita & Villa General Belgrano
Entre bosques de pino, calles de ripio y aire libre de contaminación, La Cumbrecita es uno de los destinos más populares de las sierras cordobesas.Esta localidad, a 118 kilómetros de Córdoba, es el único pueblo peatonal de la Argentina. Su ritmo tranquilo, el contacto directo con la naturaleza y sus actividades al aire libre han…
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Private Buenos Aires City Tour by car
Skip the hassle of waiting for others and spending too long at places of little interest on this 4-hour private tour of Buenos Aires. In the company of just your party and a driver, you have the flexibility to customize your time to your own interests. Enjoy hassle-free pickup from your hotel and explore the…
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El Calafate & Torres del Paine 12 days
On this trip, you will discover the Argentine and Chilean Patagonia Circuit. In 12 days you will enjoy unforgettable adventures, walking at the foot of the Fitz Roy Mountain, sailing through the Argentino Lake and the famous Perito Moreno Glacier, and trekking in Torres del Paine National Park in Chile.
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Iguazu Tour
Personnel with experience to all tourist points punctuality and responsibility vehicles in excellent condition
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Private Full Day Walking Tour of Buenos Aires with transport
Explore the iconic capital city of Argentina on this full-day walking tour of Buenos Aires, one of the most beautiful and vibrant cities in Latin America. (The tour includes two taxi rides between locations.) Experience the faded grandeur of its colonial architecture, the bright colours of its contemporary street art scene, the charm of its…
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Buenos Aires for curious people
Escape tourist agencies and get to discover Buenos Aires from an anthropological point of view. Don’t expect to just walk and listen: be prepared to talk, make questions, taste mate and discuss about the past, present and future of the Argentinean capital. Beginning in Lezama Park and ending in Plaza de Mayo, this walk offers…
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City Tour of Buenos Aires by Grupo Summa Argentina
The walk will take you through the past and present of Buenos Aires starting in the north of the city and touring the neighborhoods of Retiro, Palermo and Recoleta. Continuing towards the center of the city, along the emblematic Avenida 9 de Julio, you can see the Colon Theater and the Obelisk. Then you can…
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Small-Group Day Trip to Colonia from Buenos Aires
Enjoy a one-day visit to the small but picturesque town of Colonia, Uruguay. The tour includes a fast ferry, a 2-hour walking guided tour in Colonia with a professional guide and transfers in Buenos Aires and Colonia.Languages Offered: Spanish & English
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Private guided Walking tour San Telmo
This walking guide tour to visit one of the most of the picturesque neighborhood in the city, with a walk of the of colorful San Telmo and its market.Antiques, history, typical Argentine food and souvenirs from the colonial era and the last century.Follow us and enjoy the most varied options that are made in each place…
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Buenos Aires Airport Transfers: Airport EZE to Buenos Aires in Luxury Van
Buenos Aires Airport Transfer Service aims to achieve the very highest possible standards possible for all its passengers. Pick-up from Buenos Aires Ezeiza Airport EZE, this is a one-way transfer and includes up to one hour of free waiting time for guests. One of our professionally-trained drivers will greet you with a name sign in…
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E-Bike n’ Wander through Buenos Aires
Discover Buenos Aires’ best kept secrets riding the only e-bikes of the city. Following the bike paths, we will dive into the city porteña’s” frenetic current life & history. From San Martin and May Square to Puerto Madero we’ll share with you all legends, curiosities and historical facts about the controversial Buenos Aires.
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BA Bike Tour: The Paris of South America +Lunch (Max. 6 People)
In our small group bike tour (max 6 people) with urban bikes with gears and suspension we’ll show you why Buenos Aires is known as The Paris of South America.In our bike tour we’ll visit: Recoleta Cemetery, Bosques y Lagos de Palermo, El Rosedal, Floralis Genérica, Planetario and Palermo Soho Area. Enjoy some traditional empanadas…
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Half day wine tour. Visit 2 wineries in Lujan de Cuyo
Visit the best wineries in Lujan de CuyoEnjoy wine tasting watching the mountainsEnjoy Lujan de Cuyo and its views to the High Andes
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Sport Fishing Departures
Vehicle Enabled by passenger transport experience working with tourism 15 years ago, and our love for what we do we want you to enjoy every second of your experience with SurflyFishing.We have worked many years at the Laguna Verde Lodge and Jurassic Lake Lodge fly fishing lodge in Calafate, El Chaltén and Santa Cruz Province.
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Wine, reading and bookstores for “flaneurs”
Buenos Aires, known for its architectural richness, is also a great world capital of the book (UNESCO, 2011), and a source of editing a huge amount of materials – both local pens and translations – of extraordinary quality.And although immersing yourself in the wonderful culture of the Buenos Aires book is an immense pleasure, we…
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Small Group Mendoza Wine Tour
Visit the Mendoza wine country at Lujan de Cuyo with your small-group of no more than 8. Explore 2 or 3 wineries where you will enjoy wine tastings as well as a gourmet lunch. The guides will give you plenty of background knowledge regarding the wine making process so you may return to your Mendoza…
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4-Hour ATV Tour of Buenos Aires
We have been and remain pioneers in the design, planning and development of special ATV expeditions not only in Buenos Aires, but in Argentina as a whole.We do our best to make our customers like these vehicles, to be able to find various opportunities directly related to nature, adventure and recreation.
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Private Gaucho Day with Estancia
This is a real Gaucho TourIn an historical and still working ranch (Estancia): with an unique sense of place developed through generations of gauchos working in the property.You will slowly discover this retreat in the lush vegetation of the Pampas:Horseback riding in the open fields, just wandering around, visiting the main house and after the…
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Private Tour: South Buenos Aires City Sightseeing – 4 hours
Buenos Aires is a dynamic, sophisticated and overwhelming city. On this tour, you will visit the main sights and landmarks of the southern part of the city including iconic neighborhoods and buildings. See the exquisite combination of a European atmosphere and the charm of Latin American cities. This tour will introduce you to the city’s…
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El Chalten Full-Day from El Calafate with Lunch
Visit El Chalten, named the National Capital of Trekking, thanks to its numerous trails that run through the Los Glaciares National Park, where you can observe important hills of the Andes mountain range and lakes formed by melting snow.Enjoy a range of hiking trails (independently or guided) within this scenic area. You’ll be transported by…
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BA Jewish Heritage + Plaza de Mayo Walking Tour
Come explore the history of the Jewish people in Argentina, from its colonial times to modernity. As we navigate the history, traditions and landmarks of South America’s largest community, we’ll explore the neighborhoods of Once, Tribunales, Retiro and the colonial city center of Plaza de Mayo.We’ll go beyond tradition as we explore how politics and…
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Helicopter ride: Overflight and landing in the Andes Mountains A30
Ushuaia was born at the foot of the fascinating Cordillera de los Andes, its glaciers, lagoons and valleys make this experience an unforgettable adventure.
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Private Port Transfer (Benito Quinquela Martín Cruise Port Terminal)
Our drivers are handpicked and selected for their professionalism, experience and service. They drive in a safe way, and are always reliable and kind to our passengers.
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Visit the Train to the Clouds from Salta
We propose a unique and special trip that combines its services in two sections: National Route 51, with photographic stops at panoramic points of sites “stopped in time” and then embark on the magical experience of the TRAIN TO THE CLOUDS, which manifests itself in everything its splendor upon arriving at the imposing viaduct in…
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3-Day Trip in Montevideo from Buenos Aires
Visit Montevideo, Uruguay Capital City, a beautiful city on the coast of the De La Plata river. With our 3-day trip in Montevideo from Buenos Aires, you will get to know the neighborhoods full of green gardens, the rich architectural heritage and the beautiful Rambla, among others, which make this city one of the most…
All about Argentina
When to visit
The best time to visit Argentina is in the spring (September–November) when you’ll enjoy warm (but not yet humid) temperatures, blooming jacaranda trees, and ideal conditions for hiking. Summer is perfect for visiting Patagonia but brings unbearable humidity to the cities and large crowds to the beaches of Mar de Plata. Fall is also a great time to visit Patagonia: The crowds are thinner and the landscape is adorned in rich colors.
Getting around
Zipping around Buenos Aires is a breeze thanks to its quick and cheap subway. Public buses are typically the best bet for getting around other major cities, such as Cordoba, and for getting between cities and to neighboring countries. If you are planning to venture into the countryside, renting a car or booking a tour will be the best option.
Traveler tips
Adjust your body clock: Argentina works on its own distinct schedule. People typically don’t sit down to their evening meal until well after dark and few restaurants even serve dinner before 8pm. If you’re making arrangements to meet a local, note that it’s not only acceptable but expected to show up around 10 minutes after an agreed-upon meeting time.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Argentina known for?
Argentina is home to the wild Patagonia region, UNESCO-listed Iguazú Falls, cosmopolitan capital of Buenos Aires, and the southernmost city in the world, Ushuaia (and gateway to Antarctica). Fútbol, tango, beef, and polo are sources of passionate national pride, as are acclaimed local wines and a chart-topping culinary scene.
What is Argentina’s greatest attraction?
At the top of the list for most visitors to Argentina is the country’s sophisticated capital city. Buenos Aires offers city lovers architecture, culture, and history plus a world-class culinary scene featuring restaurants from noted chefs, often showcasing the country’s famous beef and wines.
How many days do you need in Argentina?
Argentina’s size and diversity mean the country has enough to do, see, and experience to fill as many vacation days as you can spare. Allow at least three days to experience some of the culture and cuisine of Buenos Aires and add days from there based on the other destinations you want to visit.
What activities do people do in Argentina?
Argentina’s size and geographic diversity—including grasslands, wetlands, glaciers, ice fields, mountains, and more—allow for a great variety of tourist activities. Some popular ones include hiking, skiing, ice climbing, camping, mountaineering, horseback riding, and photography—in addition to sightseeing in Buenos Aires, wine country tours, and Antarctic cruises.
What is the most beautiful part of Argentina?
Travelers rave about the stark beauty of the lakes and arid grasslands in the Patagonia region of Argentina. Others favor the snow-capped Andean peaks, painted canyons of the Cafayate region, wildlife-rich wetlands in the north, or urban beauty of Buenos Aires. Everyone is awed by the mighty Iguazú Falls.
Is it safe to go to Argentina?
Yes. But visitors should use common sense and stay vigilant against petty theft and pickpockets, especially in urban areas and on public transportation. Do not wear flashy jewelry and do not leave your phone, camera, backpack, luggage, or purse unattended.